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UEFA Champions League Predictions: Matchday 12/9
The final Champions League gameweek of 2025 is upon us, and the upcoming fixtures are bound to prove decisive in shaping the league phase table.
While the format change has diminished the sense of jeopardy at the start of the competition, we can now expect an increase in tension as we close in on the utterly chaotic Gameweek 8, during which 18 fixtures will kick off simultaneously.
The condensed nature of the table means merely one slip-up could prove fatal, with teams vying to reach the knockout playoff round and secure a top-eight finish to reduce their workload in the new year.
Gameweek 6 begins at an earlier time than usual on Tuesday, and here’s how Sports Illustrated thinks the day’s Champions League action will play out.
Champions League projections: Will Man City, Chelsea and Liverpool boost their top-eight chances? – The Athletic
This is the fifth season in a row that City have faced Madrid in the Champions League Clive Brunskill/Getty Images
We have reached the final Champions League week of the calendar year.
Things remain as tight as ever, with only three points separating second-placed Paris Saint-Germain from 14th-placed Galatasaray heading into the sixth matchweek of the league phase.
Plenty of twists and turns are likely, but now is the time for teams to secure their chances of a top-eight finish and avoid an extra two games in the last-16 play-off round (between 9th and 24th).
Using The Athletic’s projections — powered by Opta data — we pick out five key matches that might have a significant impact across the table this week.
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All you need to know for this week's Champions League matches
We preview each Premier League club's sixth match in this season's competition
Football writer Sam Cunningham previews Tuesday and Wednesday's UEFA Champions League fixtures involving six Premier League clubs as they play their sixth matches in this season's competition.
Just when things had started looking up for Chelsea, they have hit a bumpy patch of form and a trip to Atalanta offers no easy solution to their problems.
The Italian side may only be 12th in Serie A, but they have been extremely difficult to beat at home in UEFA competition group stages, where they have lost only once in nine games, winning four and drawing four.
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